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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1928.
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No Other Gar Like This
A New and Larger Victory Six
hy Ddd&e Brothers
Until you have seen, experienced and passed upon
Victory smartness and performance, you can't pos
sibly realize what a great car the new Victory Six
is and why the world is so emphatically sold on
its amazing value.
NEW AND EXCLUSIVE Victory Six construction
sets the highest standard yet known for riding ease
and readability.
BODY AND CHASSIS are mutually designed for
each other. The body is bolted directly to die
chassis frame, replacing the usual body sills and
eliminating body overhang.
RECENT AND VITAL improvements have been
announced including still greater roominess and
luxury, wider doors and windows, greater vision
areas, more generous leg room and still richer in
terior appointments.
BRILLIANT Victory Six performance is unpar
alleled for quick pick-up, instant acceleration, speed
and flexibility.
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Three Great Driving Advantages
of Exclusive Victory Construction
towering the center of gravity
brings the weight of body and
passengers nearer the ground.
Vou feel that you. are riding
IN the car and not ON it. The
Victory grips the road more
6rnly, and is safer and easier
to handle on sharp curves.
Victory riding ease on all
kinds of roads is nothing less
than marvelous. The strength
and rigidity of Victory coach
work contributes to the enjoy
ment of passengers by elimi
nating squeaks and rattles.
The perfection of Victory
balance benefits all phases of
performance. Steering is
amazingly easy, acceleration
is faster and smoother, and
hydraulic four-wheel braking
is extraordinarily efficient.
PRICES Touring Car, iy)V Roadster, $995; Coupe, $ 104 5; j-Door Sedan,
$109; DeLuxe Sedan, $1170; DeLuxe j.Pass. Coupe, $hjo; Sport Road
tter, i2iy Sport Touring Car, $12; Sport Sedan, $i2ojf.o.b. Detroit.
"Your present car, and subsequent payments in convenient amounts, u iU
put you in immediate possession of Victory Six luxury, :peed, power and
performance. A demonstration tells tb story. When may ut gilt you one?
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Phone 458 Roseburg, Oregon
Mammoth Parachute Able to Lower
Airplane Passes the First Tests
Inventor, Once Penniless
Prospector, to Share
in Involved Sum
of 20 Million.
Anrt4td Prrsw L4 Wit)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. Tin
decision of the lower federal eouru
sutainiiiK the validity of paten In
covtriiiR a furnace used practical
ly by the mitre copper producing
industry in this country, will nut
be reviewed hy the stunt' me court.
The patents were prunttd to
George Campbell Carson, and be
came the property of the Carson
Investment Co.. and others. The
patents were sustained by the
courts in a suit against the Ameri
can Smelting At -lining company.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 22. Re
fusal of the I'nited Mutes Suprtnm
j court to review the deiia.on of
I (lie ninth circuit court of appeals
in the patent case of George Camp
bell Carson, announced in -;i8hi"K-
ton today, means in eftect that
Carson will soon be a multimillion
aire, his attorneys say.
Carson Once fn Poverty
Carson came to Han r'rancisco
several years ago practically wiui
jXCASOLINEy I
from any other town and at the
intersection of four public roads.
It Is also where two powerful
national resources unite.
Turkey raisins is a common in
dustry with almost everyone, each
hand having a special mark so
as to determine, each grower's
birds.
Sheep raising is another com
mon Industry to this community.
i hi re are approximately 5,1'OU
lit ad of sheep shipped out of here
ton could become
center.
great lumber
oui funds, lie was aa old pros-rVery year. Tture Is more income
neetor of wide ex tier fence. He WHS 1 fmni Ghmn n Duira a th mini
self educated but had a good i &TU iambs to be sold.
! grounding in chemistry. At first he! Timber Is of abundance and with
tould find no one who would tuke , olir nittural power resources Klk-
an interest in his case, tinuiiy
Rudolph Sprtckels, Sun Francisco
banker, hhw merit in C.arsou'a
claims and started a company to
finance iitigittton. This company is
the Carson Investment company,
ilis principal stockholders are
Spreckles, Robert Hayes Smith,
prominent capitalist, John H. Mil-
N KV YORK, N. Y.. Oct. 23
While evt ry yenr 40U.PO0 widows
aud ZtfO.Oud children under lfi. In
the I'nited Stales, are forced to
lace lefts favorable conditions be
cause of the death of the headi of
ihiir families, the greatest dam
age endues when the wage earners
die between the aaes of ;if ami 45
years. At this age tiny leave on
the average of 2.7 young children
who are a dratn on the famtlv.
since they contribute nothing and
must be cand lor out of whatever
resources th widows can com
ma ml. The wage earners dying be
tween .S and Il" years leave on the
avi rtige y.l dependent children,
while thode diu under 2j leave1
only 1.4 such dependents.
An'unalsis of the conditions ex
isting umong more than l.vrioiuiim
wage i timers insured in tlie Met
ropolitan I.ile Insurance company
furnish this conclusion but these
figures can be applied to the en
tire population of the I' tilled
Slates.
Tuberculosis, Influenxa p n e u
monla, heart disease and accidents
i uro responsible for nearly six
deaths out of every ten among
'white male wage earners In the 21
to 44 yenr ago interval. These
I causes, the Metropolitan Statistl-
I cal Bulletin points out, are, for the
most part, preventable.
"Of all fath.rs, age 85 to 44,
! who died with dependent Issue,
1 more than 70 per cent left two or
I more children under IB." says the
. bulletin. "Nearly one-fifth of such
J fathers, as a matter of fact, left 4
I
McCormick-Deering Tractors
Come fully equipped to do all kinds of work. Their power is un
equalled in any tractor near the same rating.
These tractors are taking the lead in the farming sections of the
middle states. There is no tractor more economical to operate
and do the same work.
SE ONE AT
Wharton Bros.
TT)'."'..' I tjmitmt ..ii unwi. mm w H i,M
the capital Senator Coiwland de
clared that he "never saw so much
liquor before on such an occasion."
IM ruse If a Methodist, the seuator
declared: "I would as soon see
I children, and nearly one fifth, 6 or
MASS MEETING j more children. Among the fathers
Monday, Oct. 29, H p. m. court- dvjnR tWM.n 2r. and 35, approxi
house, to secure an expression re-1 malelv 60 per cent left 2 or more
garding the ret lassification of the i depend nt children, while of de
lands In Fish Creek desert in thuj.,1 fathers below 25. rbout
tif uu.r and Hnvlrrn. rhurha - ..-... - - one-iiura mi or more ueprmicm
. . - , " . isnus are reciassmea iney win oe
s. wneeier. Jr.. anu a. iKi,ru. ; n .nwJ ,Q seUement
The investment company has ; vitvd
but expects to obtain approximate-1
ly C2u.oo(Mn0 from trie copptr i
companies. Carson sold some of
bis interest in his prospects to
raise fundtt, but is a shareholder
In the investment company, with
the result that he will have a good
share of the potential millions.
C-v'son ts about 60 years old. He
married some time ago and lives
in Los Angeles.
Kveryoue in-
Axes, wedges, cross cut saws and
otJier tools fur wood cutter are
sold at Wharton Bros.
stdInts YIELD
TO MILS PLEJ
children,
"Foreign born fathers leave
more deH'ndents, on the average,
thnn do the native born, but the
number left by colored men does
not differ essentially from that by
whites."
ABERDEEN PLANT
SWEPT BY FLAMES
AeUtnl hra Laird Win .
ADKKDKK.N, Wash., Oct.
A Martin dUchor will savo halt
tliu time In tlllchlnic, KradlllK or
cleaning (11trh'8. We have ontJ iu
stuck. W'hurton Jlroa.
fathollc Pope In the While Houe I Kre h.re ;'y th 'pil ot
rv. I tntj llaiuur I'lywoCHl company, ae-
. . jstroymic nmthmery. buildiugii and
o ACI4I A Kin riDIC 8UKH valued at more than Uvo.-
. PvLAVJ IjIKLo lout). Only the iower house, steam
ALLEGED ABDUCTED box? aud a escaped ..dam-
, la. More than JtiO.OUt) worth ot
iatock In the warehouse waa de-
(AMucUtrd Vnm LenrO Wire) t SlroyeU. , k
SALKM, Ore., Oo. 23. Cover- Tho company located here four
nor Patterson yesterday received a'yrars ago after a plant at Sedro
tuleKram frum Mayor Thornton of i oolley had burned. It was re
Aaluand, requesilna; that the Rover-! ported that the company wiU start
nor have the stale tratric otflcers ' leDuudlng at ouce.
keep a sharp lookout fur liura i , 0
and tieneva Lucs, two Ashland
Kills who are believed to have; FOR COUNTY JUDGE .
been abducted from that city Oc-
tuber 1 1. It Is believed the girls As -Jfojucratlc nominee tor the
were taken Into California, lkith j ottice ut county Juut,, 1 solicit tne
On-Koii and California officers are i supuort oi the voieru of Douglas
to
working on the case.
I SKATTLE. Oct. 2X Aroused by
i reports of lax conditions among
Ihe fraternity and sorority stu
! deuts of tht Vniverslty of Wash-
liighin, Pre.siili-nt M. Lyle SpiMicer
.jCxai tj I Dl UULlil j bciB of campus organized houses
PROSPECTS FOR
GROWTH ELKTON
The following article, descrip
tive of the Kikton community, was
written by students iu the third
year knglixh class of the Eikton
high school;
Kikton is located In a good place
for growth, being several miles
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wf Ktep close check
v UfONYoUW- UST
Our complete checking icy stem '
keeps cloi.o Hack of the arltcles
you wnd uh. You send us your,
own Hut and we check up by i hat. j
The quhIIiv of our work appeals i
to the elite and our prices appeal the
to your sense of thrift.
Roseburg Steam Laurtdry
DRY SENATOR TOO
DRUNK TO SIT IN
CHAIR, IS CHARGE
ITHACA, N. Y., Oct, 22. (A.
P.) The spectacle of a professedly
dry B-'iiator becoming o tnioxi
cated at a dinner ot senators Iu
Washington "that he fell I rum his
chair ' was recounted bv Senator
last night. Spencer said several !Koval S. Copeland of New York in
Seattle business and professional hu add reus before the Tompkins
men had come to him with reports county democratic committee here
of dunking and gambling ffoiiK un i;isl week.
in the organic', groups and that in a vigorous arr'niKiiment ot
he was determined to atop, tiiis hat he culled republican hypo
evfl IT tt existed. jcrisy" the New York senator bit-
One prominent holiness man Is terly assailed the dry opposition to
reported to have offend to pay the 'the democratic ticket aud declared
expenses of a student InvecilwUur, jtuat "alt the dry senators there
.spencer said. Another plan olfered !,ir,. jn WaHhiu;inti wouldn't crowd
was an initiation to federal ofti-jB taxicftb." In desi ribinK the sena
cers to "chan up" and still atrial dinner which ho attended at
third was the reocatb;n of char
lora cf the guilty chapters by na
tional ol titers of the respective
frniemitics and sororities.
"Uut 1 tavor none of thene,M he
declared, "I want no spying among
our students. That is why I have
called this meeting to appeal to
you to put a stop to these condi
tions." At the end of his address, which
was heavily upplaudeu, a number
of campus leaders arose and
pledged their aid In carrying out a
"cleaning up" program.
Spencer's assembly comes on
the heels of the CnivcrsHy of
Washington student excursion to
Oregon-Washington football
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
cuuuty ai th gcuaral elocUou
o Uoid luuouay, isuv. tt, IWo.
U'tid adv.; V Alter ti. Hamilton
Dr. E. V. Hoover in
the Race for Mayor
n.VYTON. O.. Oct. 23 The (io- 1.6"o poum! bomb as a w clpbl
liath or parachutes, designed to 1 (show t';at the 'niiie uns cupabl
to
bear a plane disabled in flight and
its passengers safely to earth, has
gone through initial tests at
Wright Field "with favorable and
encouraging results" It has safely
lowered a 1,6'to-pqund weight.
Its designer, Majrt K. L. Hoff
man, who was awarded the Collier
Trophy last year In recognition of
his .vtjrfc i". he fvinnmnt of the
man-carrying parachute, has de
scribed his latest tenT8 with the
plane parachute as "very encourag
ing and favorable to further de
velopment. "
i round tests made w ith the uso .
of force measure Instruments
showed that a pull or 4i pounds
was exert'd by the giant H 4-foot
pararhu'e whvn it opened at com
pared wfih a 2,oiut pound pull of
the 21 foot niancarrind para- ,
chute. i
Major Hoffman plans to Fpend '
the winter months m further ;
eloping tids Sampson of the air (
by working with ftny mtd'l para i
chutes, caietully dsicned to scab-,
and placed in a wind turn el for ob
servation. The Wright Field win l
tunnels are capable of creating
hurricanes of their own with a
sped of from !'"- to mib-s an .
hour, so that the tiny models cj-i 1
be watched umier all conditions ex
pertenced in actual flight. I
The giant rchute was drop
ped iwic from an airrUn with a
of holding an alip!ane filled with
passengers aloft. Since these tents
were conducted, Mujor Hoffman
has devised several possible meth
ods of releasing the parachute
from the plane v. hen the difuhlt d
ship is bin a sliort distance irom
the ground. Huth devices wou!U
i nsiii e the d'eflat ion of the pai a
chute and permit the plane to
glide saletly to eartn unuamsg'ii.
Actual tests w ith airplanes, man
ned by army test pilois, may Ik
mad in trie spring if the new para
chute continmn to show favorable
results in preliminary tests.
Stacr''tinr to the Imagination is
the sire and lifting power of the
great 'chute. It has a d.an.ioter of
4 feet; has o panels and I
dill Olid lilies- t resembles the
oi flinary man carrying parachute
which also was dMgned for the
, i'nited Slates aimy by Major Hoff
man. but is nioie than thre tiriM-i
' Its size.
I Miring one of the pieliminai y
t' ms. Major Hoffman grabbed on
of the rnpeii which run to the top
of the devhe and was qui kly lift
ed Into Ihe iirr hy the enormous
power of the opened parachute.
BAPTIST SOCIETY
LOSES FIGHT FOR
$550,000 BEQUEST
WASHlMiTON, Oct. 22. The ;
1 American Baptist Home Missio.i
society of Oklahoma was refused
'a review by ihe supreme court
touay in an effort to retain
u'io in novernment liondn which
Jackfun Itarnett, a 7-yea! old
Creek Indian, bad given.
Harnett accumulated large sums
of money fiom oi! and ga leases,
which was held by the secietary
of the interior, and in vma he gave
th bonds to th wniety nnd Miad"
t!'R liacoue CollegH. and Indian
si-hml at MuskoKie. Ql:la., the
h- n-fuiary ufter bis deatli.
The Cnit-'d Stiff's J'l.npt in a
sui: broiigM In New York City to I
miiii- th gift, which rsultfd
in a finding thai Ilitrncn wbk men '
tally iiic'.inpi;' tit to make It. !
game In I'ortland last Saturday.
bile Spencer did not allude di
rectly to the actions of Ihe stu
i dents while enrouie and in I'ort
j land, he b ft no doulil in the minds
iof his listeners that he was fully
' cognizant of reported conditions
over the last wet k end.
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RAYON BLOOM ERSI
line of dandy rayon bloom-
in. Full length and short-
lain or fancy bottom, t.ood
jwtdi'ht and line qunliti nt !."')
jnnil $1.15. Raon s-iips with shad-,
ftw hem, .'i'. Ha yon night gowns '
i . : s?
if mum
U. S. Weal he i Bureau Offica,
i(Obtiurg, uiet$oQ. iiuia roporlefl
by t-. ti, Fteivaur, MeiuoroloKlst lii
ciiurtttt.
Uttruuiviric pressure treauuea
to sea level) 5 a. m ...30.14 iieiu-d.
Ueiuuve. tiuuitduy b p. oi. ye,a- I
lerduy (per cent) 31
Pracip. in incnes ana Munarodths;
Highest temperature yesterday
Lowest temperature last night
.AveiAKt) luujpcruiuitt lor tua
iNuiujsai eiupHittiui lor in is
date
Precipitation, last 24 hours
Total preeip. since 1st month
ft. A. HERCHER
tliegui-rj
Republican nouimue for County
Judge for UoukUui County. oui
i up port and vote respectively bo
(Fald Aut.j
Democratic candidate for Count"
70 Clerk, solicits yuur support at tht I
D5 gooerfil election to be neld Novem I
per ttn. Vour ote will bi'sfTS-J
t St ..... ...m in. ij ... 1
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62 PERCY A. WEBB
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71 1 Republican nominee for snerlfl
Normal preeip. lor this mouth 2.61 ; of Uuuglns county. General eleo
lotai piecip. iruui Sept. X, Hon Nuvombcr 6, 1928. l'atd Adv.J
l:t2S, to date - 1.65J -o
AeiaK pioci'i. fruiu bopU 1, i
U77 - 3.07 j
l'oiul deficiency sine fee pi. A,
192S 1.62
AvmttKe seasonal precip. Sept.
to May, inclusive 51.16:
Forecast for inteiior southwest
Oregon: ClouCj tonlKht and Wcd-
HE OUGHT TO KNOW
WCl'KCTIVE: We think we have
found your mother-in law who ha
been mlsstiiK for six months.
. , MAN: What did she say? .
LrrECTlVE: NutblnK.
MAN: Then it is nut my molher-
ueda) , no chango in tPir.puratare. in law. Passing Show.
with fancy lac
now and n.te.
ti tms at 1 25.
Carr's.
liny
Page wovn w1i- fencing, hinge
Joint, full gauge and fml w. tc it
wire, highest quality galvanizing
at 'tc per rod at 8t earns A Cheno
weth. Oaklar.il, Oregon.
fed. Di22y?
Tl-NATUKL lLMEDY-..rM. T
1 .ttzi ne by morni-.(f. Vou'llfiT fro,
t t riu;-5 ' fcrtjon witfwil .sin o
Alt 6 RoatDurg drwng ta.
VTABILIZED
tBAlLOOMS
toss
25,000 Miles in 15
Months
UNCONDITIONAL
Guarantee
Aga.net nil rrad ha.'ards
on
Dayton Thorobred
Tires
Sold hy
ROSE GARAGE
McMillan & Robertson
RCCE3URQ
POLICE CAPTAIN
: COLLAPSES AFTER
j CORRUPTION QUIZ
j I'H1I,AI)K1,PI!1A, Oct. 22.
IIoN fK- a speedy refoveiy for
I Jfttm s 11 Mtinn. a pnlirt- citpliiili
! i.n iif ppif a D'tvous co.ipe
(ati'T havii.ts ! n pifsi ioin sv-
eml tlfini by I'Ktmt A'ii,ni.
j MmnatiHii and h r i hd frand
jury tiivi!i,;:i!iinc Mnnl'-ci-'eis snl
I pnliie hrib'-ry, ws.-h h' lH mil ttnluy
, by phyiriatis at Hie P!iihtd'lph):i
K-!if(il bo ;pttHt
! Capiatn Kill. o'i w nt l:ik'n in
! thf fh( bopiiiliii; w:nd f'r oIihit
! vatinn Hlir h- roMitp.-'-d in l i
' foil 1 1 h ilis! l let st ;i lion houne (lV"f
' w liit li be v.tH ( (HPtniiiii'l.
hoKpif;il diacno in wan
lei is"
ll-forf the ri-rent V
slilt .f i)ii'
' cOTH':i'!'l''d t!
1 which Krfi v.
J xihted i'o ir
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i of extoi !h
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f hit
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to ,HM
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r..t;- -t-a .lie f.-l,.iiiiC, JiitiK
i J'ilil, full 'JUIK' Hil l t.lll W-it(l
1 w Ire. bipli' ht quality t;lvanlzlni
!at ?,',r p-r rrnl at Hi barn ft Cuiuu
v.tth, Oakland, Oregon.
Hoover' Declaration
If eh t d ntsvoT i will try to the
ln-st of my ability, wiib the -o
ow ration of the chy council, to -n
ror::i Ihe elty laws Slid ttiHt wllh
out favoritism; k-p a strht watch
, on t he expi-iidii'irt's of lb" city,
M'i'l oppose nt ;ill Mines Riots vx
irnvriKain in the IwiiuilhiK of cily
i fiitidii. Will try in some roncHv-'
jable wi'y to Il'i'ii'liile the fo;iliilK
nod hoinh'd iii'h htedncr. Wtiich is
now ne.iily f 1 mh.mi'I' ; :;m,ooii out
iiandfiu; wairanis are floaiinu,
(IM.'M'U hnnd' 'I. 'I HI in not iim iinl
erl In tne Ut Pi f r-ir-i I and rt-er
)-!! . v. tibh ." f up In'o the bun
(!rd.t ol ilnni-;ili'l-t of dollnrs, un
der t h- I'n'iei oft iMtixlint; -yiein
I arii h f;ivrir uf c:vi- b'.infirH
Hon. 1. 1 1 ru ( I v. I) m e in Ir thjit
le rilv H lernltlflett. nri'l vill ;ip
point n n';tiidin: coutiiiilt' e of rep
, reeiitallve i Jl f)S to I') k lltl'T
ill,- iiNi'fi r nr l-r mv j-eronI su
' .er ifdon I,;ist. but n-.f l at. I
will continue (ft In int.' it I khii the
cornplef if iu .f ihe Nonh I ' in pouit
iilrt.w.-.v by i lie wav of iMnmoiid
lake ,i v f.i io H't K.ike riry
fiorn 'oo Pa v. l . citizens,
let our neifhladi s take hv from
wfnt li j.i'ily our-t- Tin h!h
way flOMi '"o Il:ty to S.'lt Liik
("i'y In a pO!-ribUiy
, 1 have n soIuM io Hu- aitbsire
isr'il dtiiMptnt: rroun-U w h Ir-h I am
reMi.ln v III ntve relit f to .ill cmi-ifiii.-l
;m1 v. iii i.tve lb" f)iif5t!cn
of many ynir. and s:i ir.rnciol y to
the ' iti.' tin of ioeniri'
, Mi. K. V. UOOVKU.
(Paid Alv )
TAFPAM
A Real Gas Range
Closed Top
AUTOMATIC OVEN,
INSULATED, YET
VENTILATED
This assures you perfect baking with 100 value
from the gas used.
Coma in and see the ln-So-Top
on dinploy nt our salesroom.
S;nootK enamrl. inside and out. nuikcs it beautiful to lock
at, and cy to keep ( lean, alt co.nts
are smoothly rounded.
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
Phone 2 Yi 340 N.Jackson
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